Exciting Events in Greeley: Activities From October 29 to November 4

Greeley is buzzing with a variety of engaging events from October 29 to November 4, offering something for everyone. This week’s lineup includes educational talks, festive celebrations, and community activities, ensuring a vibrant atmosphere in the city.

Highlighted Events This Week

The week kicks off with the **Thursday Spotlight Speaker Series** at **7 p.m.** on November 2, hosted at the **Aims Community College Welcome Center**. This series features renowned speakers such as **Dr. Amy Cuddy**, **Leif Babin**, **Dr. Myron Rolle**, and **Ambassador “Sully” Sullenberger**. Attendees can purchase a season package for **$100 to $250**, which grants access to all four inspiring talks. For more details, visit spotlightspeakerseries.com.

On **November 3**, the excitement continues with the **Craft-O-Ween** event at the **Applied Technology and Trades Center** at **10 a.m.** Participants can create their own Halloween costumes using resources like 3D printers, sewing machines, and crafting supplies, with assistance available on-site. This event is free of charge, and more information can be found at events.aims.edu.

The **Halloween Trick or Trot 5K** is also scheduled for **10 a.m.** on November 3 at the **Aims Community College Student Commons**. This fun-filled run encourages participants to dress in costumes and enjoy free food, photo opportunities, and prizes for top finishers. The event is open to the entire community and is free to join.

Later in the day, **Downtown Greeley** will host its **Trick or Treat Street** at **4 p.m.** Families can enjoy a safe and festive environment while collecting candy from local businesses and engaging in activities such as climbing walls and photo ops with props provided by **Distortions Unlimited**.

For those looking to celebrate the Halloween spirit, the **Halloween Costume Ball** will take place at **The Downtown Armory** at **7 p.m.** The event promises mocktails, snacks, live performances, and a lively atmosphere for attendees aged 18 and up, with tickets priced between **$20 and $30**.

Music enthusiasts can look forward to **The Burroughs Halloween Extravaganza** at **7 p.m.** on November 3 at the **Moxi Theater**. This nine-piece band, known for their energetic soul music, invites attendees to dress up and enjoy a night of dancing. For more details, visit facebook.com.

Weekend and Upcoming Events

On **November 4**, literature lovers can attend a discussion series titled **A Year with Jane Austen** at **2 p.m.** at the **LINC Library**. This event is free and focuses on exploring the works and legacy of influential women authors.

Later that evening, the **OZZFEST Halloween Party** returns to the **Moxi Theater** at **7 p.m.**, celebrating the music of **Black Sabbath** and **Ozzy Osbourne**. This tribute concert will feature live performances from multiple bands, and attendees are encouraged to don their best costumes.

For trivia enthusiasts, the **Geeks Who Drink Pub Quiz** will take place at **The Tavern at St. Michael’s Square** on **November 5** at **7 p.m.** This event promises a fun evening filled with engaging trivia and community connection.

On **November 7**, the **FAFSA Fest** will be held at the **Aims Community College Welcome Center** at **4:30 p.m.** Participants can receive hands-on support for completing financial aid applications, including the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This event is free and aims to assist students in navigating financial resources.

Additionally, the **Knights of Columbus** will host a bingo night every Tuesday at the **Greeley-Evans Moose Lodge** at **6:45 p.m.** Proceeds from the event support local parishes and charities. Doors open at **5 p.m.** with a snack bar available.

The array of activities in Greeley this week provides a great opportunity for residents and visitors to engage with the community, celebrate the Halloween season, and explore educational discussions. For the latest updates on events, check the Greeley Tribune calendar at greeleytribune.com/calendar.